Sentence examples for a random section of from inspiring English sources

Shortly before Christmas, I strolled through a random section of Beijing and curiously walked into a video-game shop.

A random section of cheesecloth containing 50 eggs was then removed and placed in an individually labelled plastic container (5×5×5 cm), lined with dampened paper towel.

For quality control, a bilingual member of the research team reviewed a random section of all transcripts and compared them to the original audio recordings to ensure accuracy.

The 'background sample' target was created by cutting out a random section of the background; each subject saw a target that was cut out from the background exemplar they were presented with.

For example, a small random section of the rat intron was subjected to analysis with MiPred [ 19] to reveal the presence of two additional predicted pre-miRNA sequences from the mir-467 family (Additional file 5, Figure S5).

After letting the hair fall, take the brush and start pulling it in a random part of the hair section.

On 18Oth Street, worse: empty lots everywhere interspersed with random sections of stores: a groceria, a drugstore, a church; a stretch of emptiness and discard; an auto repair, a video store, a beauty salon.

Vascular calcifications were evaluated histomorphometrically at a magnification of 40x and were assessed in a blinded manner on random sections of aorta.

(ii) If random sections of a sample were taken there may be flapped areas or other artifacts giving a wrong signal.

This situation is similar to that of planned missingness designs [ 43, 44], wherein random sections of a cohort are asked subsets of questions for purposes of maximising the amount of information derived while reducing survey length.

In essence, this situation is similar to that of planned missingness designs [ 51, 52], wherein random sections of a cohort are asked subsets of questions for purposes of maximising the amount of information derived, while reducing survey length by imputing missing values based on the observed relationships.